The phrase "how it will transform" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to introduce a clause that explains the manner or process by which something will change or be transformed. Example: "The new technology is expected to revolutionize the industry. However, it remains to be seen exactly how it will transform the way we do business."
If you haven't already heard of big data and how it will "transform" your world, you will soon.
"You can see that sensor computing is going to be important and useful, but it's not possible to see in advance just how it will transform things".
The inventor of the World Wide Web explains how the Semantic Web works and how it will transform how we use and understand data.
In "Look Me in the Eye" (Crown, 2007), John Elder Robison describes a painfully lonely childhood and an ability to look at a circuit design and imagine how it will transform sound — a talent he used to invent audio effects and exploding guitars for the rock band Kiss.
The buzz surrounding Blockchain, the distributed ledger infrastructure upon which Bitcoin operates, and how it will transform commerce while reducing transaction costs is at a crescendo.
Aside from the sweet success on the balance sheet, the company is hyper-focused on what Askinosie calls "reverse scale"—constantly asking not how big can a product or project scale but how it will transform people.
That decision came with huge hurdles to overcome, but we know the impact it has had on thousands of people's lives, and we know how many more lives it will transform.
Once we do, I think it will transform how one identifies drug targets, how one deals with potential side effects of drugs, and how one determines whether a particular drug that has already been approved might do something else that is even more interesting.
At the same time, it will transform how companies – and customers – live those ethics.
Once you know these secret tricks are there, it will transform how you see your surroundings.
Yet big data is important because it will transform how we manage our enterprises.
